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Tzimisce antitribu. Disturbing and twisted (as most of his mainstream bretheren), "Priscus" Vitae, a Camarilla spy believing himself to be in the employ of an even grander master, has attained his position through much work and perseverance during his unlife with the Sabbat, during his long undercover stint. In addition, although only a mere rumour, Vitae's presence in London at the time of the Whitechapel slayings have caused many a trembling neonate, when confronted with the four-faced Fiend, to believe that Vitae was indeed the Ripper himself.
Vitae was sent to the city of Maiden Newton to assess the situation between the Sabbat of that city, and the Camarilla of the surrounding area, who seem to be building strength and infleuence while the Sabbat do little against their enemy, so that he could report his findings to both parties, playing them off against one another. However, during a run-in with Bishop Shane Orton, Vitae was discovered to be a traitor to the Sabbat, and signed a confession to that effect. However, seizing his chance to cause more damage on his way out, he named Priscus Fortesque as the leader of Camarilla secret intelligence in Dorset, an accusation which was only disproved through the efforts of Grand Inquisitor Anthony Livingstone. Vitae was taken away by Fortesque for interrogation. However, he was found by Points, the |
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Malkavian antitribu that Vitae had previously betrayed in Australia, and became Points' victim in a foul act of diablerie. Vitae was not yet finished, however; his soul somehow survived, within Points, and struggled for control of the Cainite. The reult was an identity crisis of the worst kind, but was to no avail, for both Vitae and Points were later destroyed by Samael, another of Vitae's enemies, when Points - currently having been fleshcrafted into a matchbox - was thrust into the magma pits that lie by the Black Gates to Lord Arrakon's realm. The treacherous Vitae was finally brought to some kind of justice. |
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